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Carlito

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So i have recently just put my male and female axolotl together, it has only been three days and this wierd eggsack looking thing has appeared out of no where? i was wondering if someone could help me id it. its not very big its probably about the same size and dimension of a jelly bean.

Any help would be much appreciated!

Thanks carlito
 

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the male laid a spermatore (big ol' glob of sperm) and will probably try having the female walk over it. If she does then you could be looking at eggs soon

by the pics I would say the albino is your male, if the wildtype is a male too then nothing will happen, but if female he could get her near it.
 
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sorry I am looking on my phone and was trying to figure out what "globby" thing could have been left around the tank :p
 
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